His and Hers

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All Music Guide - Steve Leggett
Rory Lee Feek and Joey Martin Feek, husband and wife, began their musical careers as separate solo artists, and both had some middling success, but the spotlight finally found them after they had met and married. They performed as a duo on the Can You Duet television show in 2008 and came out of it with a recording contract. Joey has a voice that sounds a bit like Dolly Parton, only stronger, and Rory has a strong voice as well, plays some good guitar, and both are precise and savvy songwriters, separately as well as together. They know how to harmonize with each other, and on the duo's first two studio albums, that was a clear highlight, along with the extraordinary ...
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All Music Guide - Steve Leggett
Rory Lee Feek and Joey Martin Feek, husband and wife, began their musical careers as separate solo artists, and both had some middling success, but the spotlight finally found them after they had met and married. They performed as a duo on the Can You Duet television show in 2008 and came out of it with a recording contract. Joey has a voice that sounds a bit like Dolly Parton, only stronger, and Rory has a strong voice as well, plays some good guitar, and both are precise and savvy songwriters, separately as well as together. They know how to harmonize with each other, and on the duo's first two studio albums, that was a clear highlight, along with the extraordinary songwriting. This third studio outing, though, is a little bit different, although it's hardly a deep departure. The album is called His and Hers (also the title of one of the songs) because the pair alternate lead vocals from song to song, beginning with Rory's "Josephine," a beautifully written and sung narrative set during the Civil War, to Joey's "When I'm Gone," a moving ballad that spotlights her immediate and emotional vocal style. Yeah, she does sound like Dolly Parton, but she has more soul and grit somehow. Perhaps the album's most stunning song, on an album that has several, is Rory's "Teaching Me How to Love You," which is a wise reminder that each person we fall in love with teaches us something, good or bad, that allows us to eventually find our way to a love that works and endures, remembers, and redeems. This is a beautiful acoustic album, full of warm, unassuming nuance (it was produced by Gary Paczosa), and if it suggests that Joey and Rory may be thinking about solo careers again, it isn't an album that feels split into two parts. The couple's songs seem linked and part of the same quilt, all one, as they say.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 7/31/2012
  • Label: Sugarhill
  • UPC: 015891407920
  • Catalog Number: 14079
  • Sales rank: 6,892

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Josephine - Rory Feek (5:21)
  2. 2 Waiting For Someone - Rory Feek (3:21)
  3. 3 Someday When I Grow Up - Rory Feek (2:52)
  4. 4 Let's Pretend We Never Met - Rory Feek (2:39)
  5. 5 A Bible and a Belt - Rory Feek (3:34)
  6. 6 When I'm Gone - Rory Feek (3:54)
  7. 7 Your Man Love You Honey - Rory Feek (2:20)
  8. 8 Love Your Man - Rory Feek (2:36)
  9. 9 Cryin' Smile - Rory Feek (3:17)
  10. 10 He's A Cowboy - Rory Feek (4:08)
  11. 11 Teaching Me How To Love You - Rory Feek (2:46)
  12. 12 His and Hers - Rory Feek (2:55)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Joey + Rory Primary Artist
Michael Johnson Steel Guitar
Steve Brewster Drums
Dennis Crouch Bass
Stuart Duncan Fiddle, Viola
Gordon Mote Piano
Jon Randall Stewart Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Background Vocals, Guitar (Baritone)
Joey Martin Vocals, Background Vocals
Randy Kohrs Dobro
Bryan Sutton Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Electric Guitar
Alvarado Road Show Background Vocals
Rory Feek Vocals, Background Vocals
Heidi Feek Background Vocals
Glen Worff Bass
Sandy Emory Lawrence Background Vocals
Technical Credits
Tom T. Hall Composer
Gary Paczosa Producer, Engineer
Joey Martin Composer
Kent Blazy Composer
Leslie Satcher Composer
Gary Hannan Composer
Erin Enderlin Composer
Dan Demay Composer
Ken Johnson Composer
Phil O'Donnell Composer
Rory Feek Composer
Brandon Bell Engineer
Heidi Feek Composer
Marty Dodson Composer
AJ Clark Composer
David C. Banning Composer
Philip Coleman Composer
Aaron Carnahan Management
Tonya Lynette Stout Composer
Sandy Emory Lawrence Composer
Cleve Clark Composer
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